In a world ever-obsessed with rustic luxury and curated cosiness, Soho Farmhouse has established itself as the epitome of countryside chic. In the heart of the Oxfordshire countryside, this iconic members’ club from Soho House draws the crème de la crème seeking a blend of bucolic charm with unabashed indulgence. The Farmhouse’s allure lies in its perfectly pitched blend of informality and luxury – think roll-top baths and rustic clapboard cabins nestled among wildflower meadows, an impressive selection of dining options, a spa worthy of a sybarite, and activities from horse riding to lakeside lounging. It’s the ultimate playground for those wanting to unplug without sacrificing an ounce of style or comfort.



But if you’ve already dipped a toe in its waters, where to next? Here are our top picks for those seeking an escape that channels that same brand of insouciant luxury – places where muddy wellies meet Michelin-worthy fare, where design is immaculate, and where charm reigns supreme. Pack your bags and bring your dog; here’s where to go.

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The Bull Burford



Just a stone’s throw from Soho Farmhouse, The Burford Inn – often referred to as ‘A Curious Coaching Inn’ – offers a slice of whimsical, eccentric charm courtesy of its owner, Matthew Freud. Residing in the honey-stoned heart of Burford, this hideaway offers a refreshingly unbuttoned approach to hospitality. Its interiors are playful yet historic, peppered with curiosities that feel almost museum-worthy yet comfortable. And while the dining here is sublime, with hearty British cuisine that’s a love letter to local producers, it’s the quirky character of the place that will draw Farmhouse devotees back time and again. Perfect for the Soho Farmhouse fan seeking a more eccentric edge to their countryside retreat. Book it.

Cowley Manor



For those drawn to the Soho Farmhouse’s emphasis on laid-back wellness, Cowley Manor beckons. A modernist Italianate mansion in the heart of the Cotswolds, Cowley Manor blends playful design with deeply soothing experiences. Its interiors are as much a feast for the eyes as the countryside views – colour-splashed yet soothing, contemporary but embracing. The pièce de résistance is the award-winning C-Side Spa, nestled in the grounds with both indoor and outdoor pools, making it a year-round draw. If the idea of unwinding in a bubble bath after a day in the countryside appeals, Cowley Manor is a sanctuary made to satisfy. Book it.


Estelle Manor



One of the latest additions to the UK’s luxury countryside scene, Estelle Manor is making waves as the new icon of pastoral opulence. Situated on a sprawling estate, this retreat is the epitome of understated luxury. With its wood-panelled dining rooms and plush decor, its brings refinement without pretension, offering a twist on Soho Farmhouse’s rustic edge. Guests can bask in expansive suites, enjoy curated gardens, or unwind in an array of intimate, impeccably designed public spaces. It’s all done with a sense of drama, making Estelle Manor an ideal destination for Soho Farmhouse fans craving a high-end retreat. Book it.


Heckfield Place



If Soho Farmhouse offers its guests a taste of rural luxury, Heckfield Place gives them a full course. Set within 400 acres of pristine Hampshire countryside, Heckfield combines grandeur with an eco-conscious sensibility. The interiors blend stately elegance with a quietly modern twist, where handcrafted British furniture sits alongside curated art collections. This Georgian manor house hotel prides itself on sustainability, with a biodynamic farm that provides ingredients for its celebrated restaurants, Marle and Hearth. For those who appreciate a sense of place, there’s no better option than this oasis that celebrates British nature and nurtures it simultaneously. Book it.

The Newt in Somerset



The Newt has swiftly become a name synonymous with elevated rustic charm. Tucked away in Somerset, this hotel is as much a destination for its grounds as it is for its rooms. Think impeccably manicured gardens, lush orchards, and a farm-to-fork ethos that permeates every element of its offering. The garden-fresh produce fills its restaurants, and the onsite cyder press is a thing of local legend. The wellness offerings are just as well-thought-out, from the holistic spa to the Roman-style pools, ensuring Soho Farmhouse aficionados won’t miss a beat of luxurious leisure. Book it.


The Wild Rabbit, Kingham



This refined take on a country pub has earned The Wild Rabbit its place as a must-visit for anyone with a penchant for quiet luxury. Tucked away in Kingham, just a stone’s throw from Daylesford Organic’s renowned Bamford Wellness Spa, this boutique inn has the same sense of stylish yet cosy allure as Soho Farmhouse. The rooms are beautifully pared-back, and the restaurant – led by an impressive culinary team – uses local ingredients to create comforting yet elevated dishes. It may not be vast, but it’s brimming with atmosphere and surrounded by natural beauty. And for those in need of a little pampering, the nearby Bamford Spa is on hand for the full country luxe experience. Book it.


Beaverbrook



For an experience that channels old-school glamour with a hint of whimsy, look no further than Beaverbrook. Located in Surrey, this resplendent estate combines high-end dining, opulent interiors, and extensive grounds that feel both exclusive and welcoming. Its Japanese restaurant, curated gardens, and art-deco touches make it more refined than rustic. But rest assured, Beaverbrook has a relaxed side too, with an outdoor pool and spa that encourage a more languid pace. Perfect for those Soho Farmhouse fans wanting a little more sparkle in their countryside escape. Book it.


No.1 Bruton



Nestled in the artsy town of Bruton, No.1 Bruton is a charming Georgian townhouse turned boutique hotel. Every corner here is filled with handcrafted details, from artisan-made furniture to locally sourced fare. With its design-forward interiors and focus on organic, sustainable practices, it channels the same down-to-earth luxury as Soho Farmhouse, but with an added artistic flair. The hotel’s restaurant, Osip, serves a seasonal menu that’s garnered critical acclaim. Bruton itself is an inspiring town to explore, too, making this a top pick for those who want an escape with a side of creative charm. Book it.


Oakley Court



Overlooking the Thames, Oakley Court is as grand as it is welcoming. This Victorian Gothic mansion boasts a distinctive charm, with its romantic turrets, riverside setting, and extensive grounds. It’s a bit of a departure from Soho Farmhouse’s farmhouse-chic aesthetic but will appeal to fans of luxurious countryside living. Guests can explore the historic surroundings, dine on locally sourced fare, and bask in its opulent yet homey atmosphere. For those who appreciate a dash of classic English grandeur, Oakley Court is a stately yet relaxing retreat.
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